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  • john hutton
    • Dec 2020
    • 211

    #1

    Para Chaplain.

    Hi all,
    Not been around much as life gets in the way a bit more than I would like, so not getting much of a chance of late to do any modelling. Here is a 1/16th bust I have been working on...for months on and of. Needs a base then I can call him done.
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  • JR
    • May 2015
    • 18273

    #2
    Good to see you back John .
    Looking after some fine painting there.

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    • john hutton
      • Dec 2020
      • 211

      #3
      Hello Mr Race, how the devil are you old bean. Good to see you are still active on the site. Have you anything on the go ? Torching the odd diorama or three was a favoured pass time if memory serves. Hope you are keeping well.

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      • Jim R
        SMF Supporters
        • Apr 2018
        • 15668
        • Jim
        • Shropshire

        #4
        What ho John, good to see you.
        That is beautiful painting. You've lost none of your skills.

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        • JR
          • May 2015
          • 18273

          #5
          Originally posted by john hutton
          Hello Mr Race, how the devil are you old bean. Good to see you are still active on the site. Have you anything on the go ? Torching the odd diorama or three was a favoured pass time if memory serves. Hope you are keeping well.
          Yes indeed John, the fire still glows :nerd:

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          • rtfoe
            SMF Supporters
            • Apr 2018
            • 9073

            #6
            Hi John, good to see you back and what a nice job on the Chaplain. As they say you never forget how to ride a bicycle once you've done it.

            Cheers,
            Wabble

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            • john hutton
              • Dec 2020
              • 211

              #7
              Originally posted by Jim R
              What ho John, good to see you.
              That is beautiful painting. You've lost none of your skills.
              Hi Jim, how you doing. Thankyou for the kind words, still struggling with painting figures to the standard I would have liked to achieve, but practice makes perfect....eventually I suppose. Good to hear from you matey.
              Thanks to everybody for the likes, I appreciate you guys taking the time , CHEERS everyone.

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              • john hutton
                • Dec 2020
                • 211

                #8
                Originally posted by rtfoe
                Hi John, good to see you back and what a nice job on the Chaplain. As they say you never forget how to ride a bicycle once you've done it.

                Cheers,
                Wabble
                Wabble, thanks for looking in and the nice post sir. Probably picked the wrong time of year to think about getting back to the bench, what with endless shopping for a certain upcoming festive period. Plus my girlfriend has a new house/garden that needs attention and she has just broken her wrist. I can see I am going to be busy, but will try and get a bit of bench time.

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                • john hutton
                  • Dec 2020
                  • 211

                  #9
                  Thankyou everyone who looked in and added the like, it is very kind .

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                  • Steve Brodie
                    SMF Supporters
                    • Sep 2014
                    • 4652

                    #10
                    Superb

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                    • Richard48
                      SMF Supporters
                      • Apr 2018
                      • 1892
                      • Richard
                      • Clacton on Sea

                      #11
                      Agree with Steve.Superb John.Really nice finish.
                      Rich

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                      • john hutton
                        • Dec 2020
                        • 211

                        #12
                        Hi Steve many thanks to you mate. It does make painting easier on a good sculpt and this is a very nice figure considering it is just head and shoulders with no equipment or straps and the like . Cheers .

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                        • john hutton
                          • Dec 2020
                          • 211

                          #13
                          Hello Richard, how are you? Many thanks buddy still enjoy getting hold of a figure ( Resin I mean ) when time permits, which has been a bit thin on the ground for the last couple of years. Hope to have a bit more free time early in 24, so maybe a figure or Two or even a vehicle . Thanks again matey.

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                          • Richard48
                            SMF Supporters
                            • Apr 2018
                            • 1892
                            • Richard
                            • Clacton on Sea

                            #14
                            Originally posted by john hutton
                            Hello Richard, how are you? Many thanks buddy still enjoy getting hold of a figure ( Resin I mean ) when time permits, which has been a bit thin on the ground for the last couple of years. Hope to have a bit more free time early in 24, so maybe a figure or Two or even a vehicle . Thanks again matey.
                            Nice to see you mate.Im doing ok thanks.Doing a few kits again.Hoping to get a few finished in 2024.Think you should do more figures.Certainly got flair for it.
                            Cheers pal.
                            Richard

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                            • john hutton
                              • Dec 2020
                              • 211

                              #15
                              Hi all
                              Tidied the flesh up a little and put some subtle highlights on the high spots of the smock. I tracked down a photograph of this model online, realised at some time he had an
                              " oily rag" in his mouth, had got broken off, so made one out of a piece of stretched sprue (yes I know, my modelling skills are at another level ). Think he is about done, don't want to tittivate too much. Still only a temporary base though.
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